I step into active WordPress sites: layouts to fix, plugins to set up, responsive, forms and builder work. I take on concrete tasks and close them, white-label.
Last updated: 2026-04-05
Outcomes
Almost no agency needs a rebuild. It needs WordPress technical support for what a live site produces on its own: a layout that breaks after a content update, a plugin conflict nobody has time to isolate, a form that stopped sending leads.
Instead of adding a generalist to the team, you get a WordPress specialist who picks up a ticket, reads the existing build quickly and delivers a fix that does not create a new problem next month.
The work stays traceable: a clear list, a staging environment to verify safely, one contact for sign-off. Nothing disappears into a generic retainer with no visibility on what was done.
Delivery is white-label start to finish. Fixes, plugin configuration and responsive corrections are documented enough that another developer, or your own team, can pick the project up without guessing.
A few projects where this service shaped the technical outcome.
Design-to-code · WordPress · SEO
Casa Carla case study: WordPress design-to-code from Floriani Brand Agency's layouts, with Elementor, ACF fields, WPML IT/EN/DE and SEO.
Open case study: Casa Carla. Multilingual WordPress Hospitality WebsiteLead generation
Corporate WordPress site for an energy provider, focused on clarity, performance and acquisition.
Open case study: Corporate site for an energy provider focused on clarity and acquisition.Kadence + Greenshift
WordPress B2B healthcare platform with broad editorial architecture, legacy stack migration and backend built with Kadence and Greenshift.
Open case study: B2B healthcare platform migrated from a legacy stack to Kadence and Greenshift with extended editorial architecture.Portal
WordPress real estate portal with external data sync, JSON parsing, custom post types and SEO-friendly URLs for agency network.
Open case study: Advanced real estate portal with synchronized data and SEO-friendly URLs.Practical guides for evaluating this part of a WordPress project before delivery starts.
Security
How I handle WordPress security and update strategy in agency projects: fewer emergencies, stronger governance and fewer avoidable regressions.
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How to implement WCAG accessibility in a WordPress agency project: semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, contrast, ARIA and practical testing.
Read: AccessibilityA WordPress project to start, or one that is stuck?
Send me a few lines. I tell you the same day whether and how I can step in.
Plugins, forms, responsive issues, navigation, builders, interactive components, smaller structural problems and the operational tasks that stay open for too long.
Yes. Much of the useful technical support happens on published sites that need clean fixes and checks before further releases.
Yes. The support model is built to plug into the agency’s existing workflow without shifting ownership or adding process noise.
For an active client relationship, I typically triage within one business day and give a realistic estimate before starting. Urgent production issues get priority over the rest of the backlog.
Both work. Some agencies prefer a block of hours drawn down as needed, others prefer a fixed monthly scope. I size it after seeing the type and volume of tasks.
Send me the project.
No formal paperwork. Context, project stage and deadline are enough. I reply within 24 working hours.